Ad. #yad- v. (biconsonantal-verb) “to go” (Category: to Go)
A verb appearing in the Lament of Akallabêth in the form ayadda “(it) went” (SD/247, VT24/12). Its initial element is the 3rd persons neuter plural suffix a- “it”. This leaves the basic verb form yadda, which is the past tense according to the theories used here.
Conceptual Development: It appeared in the form yadda in the first draft version of the Lament, and this form was also briefly considered as a replacement for unakkha “he-came” in the first sentence of the Lament (SD/312).
References ✧ SD/247, 312; VT24/12
Changes
Inflections
ayadda | 3rd-sg-neut past | “went” | ✧ SD/247 |
ayadda | 3rd-sg-neut past | “it went” | ✧ VT24/12 |
yadda | past | ✧ SD/312 | |
yadda | past | ✧ SD/312 |
Element In